According to Search Engine Marketing Firm Didit.com, Google share of search dollars spent by all clients of Didit.com keep rising and dollars spent on Yahoo keeps falling. Didit.com which reports 95% of…
Month: April 2009
WSJ: As Many People Make A Living Blogging, As Practicing Law
Wall Street Journal yesterday reported that “there are almost as many people making their living as bloggers, as there are lawyers.” More Americans are making their primary income from blogging than computer…
Yahoo’s Earnings Down 78%; Gross Down 13%: 5% of Workforce to Get the Axe
Yahoo reported that its gross revenues fell 13% to $1.580 million, compared to the first quarter of 2008 Yahoo also reported, that its first-quarter net income fell to $117.6 million, or 8…
Pool.com Starts Accepting Pre-orders For Domain Extensions That Don’t Exist
Talk about jumping this gun. Pool.com just sent out an e-mail inviting people to place preorders on proposed gTLD’s. Problem is none of these extension exist or even have been applied for….
Will Visual Search Engines Kill PPC?: SearchMe.com
New search engines that use visual search, rather than text based search, found in Google and Yahoo, may change the landscape for PPC and parked domains. Checkout SearchMe.com, the largest in terms…
Bodog Gettings Its Domain Back?
According to a post on a gambling blog, theOnlineWire.com, the company that formerly ran a gambling site, known as Bodog.com, is getting its domain back. Terms of the return of the domain…
Google Doesn’t Count Existing Backlinks When You Get An Expired or Drop Domain
Danny Sullivan, search engine guru, just published a post on this blog, SearchEngineLand.com, in which he got the “Official Word” from Matt Cutts of how Google treats existing links when a domain…



